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by downut 7mo ago
So is mine (2001TRD bought new). Searched all over AZ looking for manual everything and I got it, except for the trans. It replaced an fj60 Landcruiser. Beautiful machine I worked on a lot (5spd trans, lift, exhaust, gas tank) but it nee
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by downut 9mo ago
> quickget windows 10 Downloading Windows 10 (English International) - Parsing download page: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10I... - Getting Product edition
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by downut 10mo ago
I hardly want to run windows apps at all, but I have a garmin etrex 32x and I can't for the life of me get garmin windows software to run on wine or linux crossover (something to do with USB) and there is nothing available on linux tha
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by downut 10mo ago
"Shop"? Ok, well, have you ever been in there? Because it might be the best market in Atlanta, right now. We just spent a 3 year sojourn in the Atlanta metro area and the Dekalb Farmers Market is one of the only things we will m
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by downut 10mo ago
Back in the early '80s we ate a lot of English nettle cheese that we bought in the Dekalb Farmers Market in Atlanta. It was delicious. I've watched but never found it in the US since. It looked like this: https://www.
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by downut 11mo ago
I used all of the plants discussed, interesting meats like various types of game, lamb, offal, turtles, frogs, raw oysters, all shellfish in general, and a whole bunch of fermented foods including every kind of cheese, and all the curri
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by downut 1y ago
I do not think that a 12' gator is going to appreciate you patting it on the head. And for short distances, they can outrun a human. That said I am a 3rd generation S. Floridian who grew up 50 years ago swimming and water skiing in t
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by downut 1y ago
"Which one do you think Harvard picks?" Do you not understand what the point of legacy preference admissions is? I will supply it here: Legacies take the place of the higher performing non-legacy candidate, not the equivalent on
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by downut 1y ago
Now fit legacies into this theory. The wikipedia page on Legacy Preferences is illuminating. Note the Larry Summers quote: Former Harvard University president Lawrence Summers has stated, "Legacy admissions are integral to the kind of
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by downut 1y ago
Yeah, this is how you do it. Everybody pulls but the protected one. I've been in team time trial situations where we had to protect one (it me, but we won), even two, and goddam that pull through could be hard but I made it. CFD simu
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by downut 1y ago
They move to where the jobs are. And the small town where they got their schooling hollows out.
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by downut 1y ago
I cannot find it but I think for about a decade the music cart rotation at WREK was powered by a student built automation system on an Altair. Don't remember any faults in the years I was around it. (I was a music director at WREK in
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by downut 1y ago
For the people who are wondering whether this is a good idea or not, lemme tell you about some x-country cyclists I met on a ride. 3 years ago in the middle of summer I was climbing Iron Springs Rd on the west side of Prescott AZ. 3 young
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by downut 2y ago
The underlying purpose of org-mode is to manage this issue (the text part). It doesn't solve it, instead it is a tool for managing the steadily increasing archive organizational complexity within an ever evolving timeline. You reco
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by downut 2y ago
This leaves out the fact that billionaires are acquiring media. All kinds, cf Sinclair vs. eg The Washington Post or Twitter. If we assume those billionaires are somewhat rational, then IMHO the simplest conclusion is that those billionai
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by downut 2y ago
145 comments and still no mention of the Sackler family, except in my own comment. 2 down votes also, LOL! What are you afraid of people! Look into the history of fentanyl. Huge hint for all you search challenged: Sackler family on wi
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by downut 2y ago
133 comments and the Sackler family has yet to be mentioned. I don't think the comments here are well informed.
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by downut 2y ago
I tried it out twice now but it doesn't support multiple frames. So it's a terminal only sorta thing? Or maybe Wayland? Whatever, it doesn't support multiple decade proven workflows. Totally ok, but not superior.
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by downut 2y ago
People like the organizer.
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by downut 2y ago
Yikes!!! Who keeps critters like squirrels, dogs, etc. off the course? I've ridden a lot of fast long twisty visibility impaired descents on a bicycle , up to about 55mph (not 136mph), and have had plenty of opportunities to evade ob
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by downut 2y ago
KFJC, WREK, KXLU, WWOZ, WFMU... Each is not always good 24x7 but when they are good they are so much better than any playlist I've ever heard. You're just not going to get a Firebunker(RIP) or Cousin Mary or Alma de Barrio withou
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by downut 2y ago
On the SE side of El Camino/Lawrence Expy in the mid '90s in suburban strip mall hell was an Indian restaurant run by a superlative cook who would get very grumpy if you tried to direct her away from her fixed price "meal&quo
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by downut 2y ago
Nor C.A. Marchaj: "Sailing Theory and Practice".
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by downut 2y ago
You are making a general statement about the distribution of general consumers of computer languages, complete with a long tail, and the commenter is explaining that he is an expert car driver, way out there on the long tail. This tyranny
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by downut 2y ago
Oh dear this hits way to close... Get deep enough into the machine and you come to expect the (in this case minor) disasters.
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by downut 2y ago
I use my 32S (lives on my monitor pedestal next to my 8087 chip) weekly. When I was doing floating point/integer bit twiddling the 'base' key was my deeply appreciated friend. But that was 36 years ago. RPN (if trained int
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by downut 2y ago
That last one is simply genius.
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by downut 2y ago
I've used this one all my life: "Eternity is a ham and two people" Especially when the spouse's company simply mails one to us every year, and I want to give it away.
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by downut 2y ago
The people juggling aren't chefs.
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by downut 2y ago
I don't think that's right, but I could be wrong here as I have no data. The problem I see is volume. Once an "artisan" baker is running an operation scaled up to likely more than one restaurant, how do they remain arti

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